Something that I think a brochure is good for is relaying information about a certain topic and the reason that I would choose this genre for this audience of adults (parents/faculty) is because they often have all these questions and want to know more. I think that any genre should be bright and eye catching like I mentioned for my flyer and I think that all of these have that without over powering the brochure. Something else that all of them have is visual aid by using pictures which is also important but I think that the last one using diagrams is another great way to explain the information visually. Another thing that sticks out to me is that even though it has a lot of information it also is organized so the reader doesn't get lost in following the information. The organization could include the straight edged text (centered), bullets, short paragraphs, etc.
I chose to start out with a bold worded title to stick out at the audience and then bulleted points that I would be talking about so the reader would know if they wanted to read any further. I added a picture about what I would be talking about for some visual aid and added in the information that I thought was important for an audience of parents to know. I centered the text and aligned it so that it looked organized and then added in some color scheme for each column. If I had a better program to make these things I think it would look a lot better but this is the best i could do in word. I think that this got to the point that the audience is concerned about the studies of their students and they want to know what they could be doing to better themselves.
Something that I think a brochure is good for is relaying information about a certain topic and the reason that I would choose this genre for this audience of adults (parents/faculty) is because they often have all these questions and want to know more. I think that any genre should be bright and eye catching like I mentioned for my flyer and I think that all of these have that without over powering the brochure. Something else that all of them have is visual aid by using pictures which is also important but I think that the last one using diagrams is another great way to explain the information visually. Another thing that sticks out to me is that even though it has a lot of information it also is organized so the reader doesn't get lost in following the information. The organization could include the straight edged text (centered), bullets, short paragraphs, etc.
I chose to start out with a bold worded title to stick out at the audience and then bulleted points that I would be talking about so the reader would know if they wanted to read any further. I added a picture about what I would be talking about for some visual aid and added in the information that I thought was important for an audience of parents to know. I centered the text and aligned it so that it looked organized and then added in some color scheme for each column. If I had a better program to make these things I think it would look a lot better but this is the best i could do in word. I think that this got to the point that the audience is concerned about the studies of their students and they want to know what they could be doing to better themselves.